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Sep 29, 2011

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Sep 29, 2011

. jenna: from washington d.c. we take you out to indiana, new developments in the murders of five people there. police are questioning a career criminal, they describe now as a person of interest in the case. harris faulkner is at the breaking news desk. it looks like there might be a little bit of a break in the case, harris. >> reporter: what we're watching right now is that the sheriff is trying to calm everybody's nerves in franklin county, indiana in saying he feels that this was not a random bit of violence. he says that is important for the community to know that they are safe. this has sent shock waves through the community. you are looking at 46-year-old david isom. he was picked up tuesday evening after an investigation into an unrelated case. in the middle of interviewing this man they found some things that led them to believe they should search his home. that is 25 miles away from where the killings had happened. when they got to the scene the indiana police say they feel like they got some information that could link him to the five killings. it was a family of four and a n

WRC - News 4 Today at 6

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Sep 14, 2011

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Sep 14, 2011

and into indiana. that's ahead of a cool front that will be changing our weather here by this evening. between now and then, we'll have a beautiful day. september morning now. low and mid-60s throughout most of the region. it's in the upper 60s in washington. near 70 right now near the chesapeake bay. out of the mountains of western maryland, west virginia, many locations have dipped into the mid and upper 50s. parts of the shenandoah valley as well, especially the central part and up around the blue ridge into the mid-50s as well. a beautiful morning under way. there's a live picture from the city camera overlooking the washington skyline and potomac river. sunrise at 6:48. and we'll be in the mid-70s by 9:00. beautiful morning. by noontime, into the low 80s. feeling like summer this afternoon. dress accordingly. we'll have highs reaching the low to mid-80s midafternoon. a great motorcycle and convertible day. this evening you'll want to put that convertible top up. could get showers. look at the evening planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> you'll be seeing red 270 mak

CSPAN - Washington Journal

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Sep 29, 2011

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Sep 29, 2011

weekly series "the contenders." live from his home in indiana, friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. it a preview about him on the special website for the series, c-span.org/thecontenders. >> you should always start with an assumption if a politician or a ceo is saying something, they are not telling you the truth. they may be telling you the truth but the burden should be on them to prove it. >> he was an eagle scout, was briefly and editor of "mother jones" and created one of the three best-selling documentaries of all time, and his latest memoir is "here comes trouble." on "in-depth" you can call or tweet michael moore. then on october 3, the supreme court will start hearing oral arguments on whether states can be sued for failing to pay the required rate set by the medicaid act. on friday hear a similar case from 1990 arguing states cannot be sued by private parties to enforce medicaid compliance. arguing for the united states, supporting virginia governor wilder, the justice john roberts -- >> returning to the language of the statute. that language specified the state medicaid plan must prov

MSNBCW - MSNBC News Live

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Sep 3, 2011

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Sep 3, 2011

differentiators. so i met students, for example at purdue university in indiana who recently graduated with a masters degree in public health. in this job market, of course, many of their peers have struggled to find work. there were 2 million college graduates out of work right now in the united states. i met students who were snatched up immediately. one of them, for example, was hired straightaway by the state of indiana to help coordinate the state's response to large scale public emergencies because of her specialty in homeland security. >> it's interesting, too, specifically that woman you interviewed from purdue she worked with retired military officers as well. so she's getting a broad-based education on that front. there's a homeland security official who also says students now view college as part of a mission that is bigger than themselves. did that feeling come across in students you spoke with? >> very much so, yeah. you meet students now who are arguably turning away from the humanities, the classics, some people would say to a degree that is not necessarily healthy for a

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Sep 30, 2011

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Sep 30, 2011

on c-span. i was just asking a question. host: all right in indiana on our republican line, what do you think about the effectiveness of the presidential primary system? caller: well, i don't think it's effective since it's so spread out. to piggyback on a previous caller, the way that they vorkts instant runoff voting is a good way but the best way is range voting. it maximizes voter satisfaction. host: what's range voting? caller: it's a system of voting where you give a score to the candidates and then they average those and the ones with the highest average actually become that particular candidate. works in primaries and multiseat elections. host: all right. thanks, edgar. too much money wasted on primaries? we need move to regional primaries. january the, the east, march, the west. change vote day to saturday. "washington post" newt beginning bridge bolsters his plan. persistence has its reward. his presidential as operations has defied as operations, crept up in the polls and become a draw on the campaign trail. his tenacity has also bolstered his republican parties' idea brand w

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Sep 3, 2011

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Sep 3, 2011

in northern parts of indiana. there are severe storms here that have a history of producing 60-plus-mile-per-hour winds in addition to hail. so they're evacuating the stadium right now, get everybody out of there, game delay to help keep those people safe. so great move on the part of officials and authorities there. if you remember, it was just three weeks ago today in indianapolis where the stage collapsed during the sugar land concert and three people died there. i'm not sure if that's being taken into account at all in this situation. it's great to see that they're evacuating the situation right now as these storms are approaching from the west. you can see there's a severe thunderstorm watch across the whole area, it does include chicago too, and there's been ground stops at o'hare as well as midway because of those thunderstorms so if you're trying to travel, unfortunately things aren't looking better as things are pushing from from the west. maximum winds around 16 miles an hour, it's been kind of drifting erratically, off the coast of louisiana here. so the intensity has sta

WUSA - 9News Now at 6am

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Sep 14, 2011

WUSA
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Sep 14, 2011

, they're coming in through st. louis right across interstate 70 into southern indiana around terre haute. here, high pressure is in control and will be today. other than the isolated shower. we'll watch the front tomorrow. that gets closer to us with a few showers around at times, maybe an isolated rumble of thunder. much cooler air heads this way. today, 88. stray thunderstorm, can't be ruled out. tonight, partly to mostly cloudy. tomorrow, 77. winds will turn to the north tomorrow. be a little breezy. friday, a cool day. only near 70. a beautiful weekend saturday around 70. sunday, 74 and monday still looking good, temps in the middle 70s. it is 6:18. time for the timesaver traffic. monika is out today. we have information for you. green light, no serious incidents or accidents working at the moment. but let's go over to your maryland roads. we'll start out with the overview and take you inside the beltway there into prince george's county. see lots of good traffic flow there. no serious delays here. near route 5 and branch avenue right there in the clinton area. we'll zoom into i-95 a

FOXNEWSW - Greta Van Susteren

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Sep 29, 2011

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Greta Van Susteren

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Sep 29, 2011

. carolina in 2008, president think it was better than 2-1. in indiana, i think it was 7-1. in virginia, better than 2-1. as a result, he was able to carry these traditionally republican states. the last time indiana or virginia voted for a democrat for president, 1964. 1976. and yetégñ?ñ? obama had this huh advantage in the fall of 2008 change the tone in washington. i'm upset with the deficits of the bush years. i'm going to cut taxes for $250,000 a year. and interestingly enough, the second most widely splayed ad of said, government healthcare? extreme. he developed a different tone as a as i understand i centrist sid from the far left. >> greta: governor christie, i actually believe he's not going run. newspaper and there's somebody do you want to get into this voodoo game? should he run or not? >> first of all, i don't know whether he'll run or not. he said last night, go look at politico, we have 1:53 of me saying i will never run. then when he got the heartfelt said, in essence, you'd have to be insane not to be moved by that. easily. politico answer. see the tape of what i sa

MSNBCW - MSNBC News Live

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Sep 4, 2011

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Sep 4, 2011

of wild weather. incredible pictures to show you. indiana, a massive bolt of lightning appeared to hit notre dame stadium. that storm unleashed brutal rains during the home opener. the stadium was evacuated twice, once during halftime and once during the fourth quarter. no one was hurt. >>> tropical storm lee has come ashore. rain has triggered flooding in low-lying areas in new orleans and prompted evacuations in jefferson parrish. thousands have also lost power. more from the weather channel's alex wallace, alex, just gotten word of an apparent tornado touchdown in florida this morning? what's going on? >> that's right. you know what, alex. it has to do with lee. when you get tropical cyclones, you can get in closer to the coast, you can get brief tornadoes storming up. lee pushes closer to the coast. we'll be waiting for confirmation on that. latest on lee right now. 50 miles west of morgan city, louisiana. sustained winds at 40 miles per hour, moving at a snail's pace at 3 miles per hour. the view on the radar showing you where we have all of the rain. the bands still coming on in

CSPAN - Washington Journal

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Sep 27, 2011

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Sep 27, 2011

, and the rest of them. host: we will leave it there. ron paul coming up again on twitter this morning. indiana. tom, good morning de caller: good morning. host: what do you think about the field? caller: i like herman cain. because i watched him on tv last week and he mentioned something i don't think a lot of people know -- the government is raiding social security to pay for a lot of other programs. and if they stayed out of that, social security would never go broke. and i would like to see a republican -- herman cain, ron paul, are anybody say, let's get out of the wars within one month or two months and stop wasting our money over there because it is not appreciated. i don't like ron paul's -- watching the debate, the last one, where he says get rid of minimum-wage. it would not create more jobs for poor people. what does he want them working for? $2 an hour? is that how we are going to compete with china? another thing, i don't see anybody in my party going after china on how they are cheating us all the time. they are stealing everything. host: mr. cain getting a lot of activity on twit

FOXNEWSW - Happening Now

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Sep 28, 2011

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Happening Now

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Sep 28, 2011

. an indiana neighborhood shaken by this incredible crime that we've been talking to you about the last several days. a huge mystery there. a murder mystery. five people are dead shot execution style. what cops don't know what the killings has everybody living on high alert in the neighborhood. a closer look at why you may want to hold off on buying gold right now. we'll have that coming up. americans are always ready to work hard for a better future. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to protect, preserve, a

MSNBCW - MSNBC News Live

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Sep 4, 2011

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Sep 4, 2011

at indiana university one remains missing. lauren disappeared. with each passing day her family's holding out hope she will be found. john yang reports. >> reporter: indiana university's new school year begins with an old question -- what happened to lauren speier? the 20-year-old fashion student was last seen walking back to her offcampus apartment at about 4:30 in the morning, after a night hoof partying with friend june 3rd, three months ago today. this summer, her parents retraced the steps at the same time of night. rob speier says what they saw disturbed them. >> we saw people walking, many of them were inebriated, some walking by themselves. our message had not registered with people. >> reporter: as the school year begins, lauren's apartment complex held safety seminars. >> we were extremely, extremely disappointed by the lack of turnout. they're either invincible or they are just completely oblivious to their surroundings. >> reporter: weeks of searching, including last month's search of thousands of tons of trash at a landfill, haven't turned up any trace of lauren. rob and charlene

FOXNEWSW - Greta Van Susteren

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Sep 29, 2011

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Greta Van Susteren

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Sep 29, 2011

in indiana, i think it was 7-1. in virginia, better than 2-1. as a result, he was able to carry these traditionally republican states. the last time indiana or virginia voted for a democrat for president, 1964. last time north carolina did so, 1976. and yetégñ?ñ? obama had this huge cash advantage in the fall of 2008 that allowed him to just tzé 31;x@ûval (q change the tone in washington. i'm upset with the deficits of the bush years. i'm going to cut taxes for everybody who makes less than $250,000 a year. and interestingly enough the second most widely splayed ad of the obama campaign+v2c7rs+áy1 árg(éh-ú$>e&dx 9tk ss+0humks;%fuo r e) 3 battleground the fall of 2008 was an ad that said, government healthcare? extreme. he developed a different tone as a as i understand it centrist since he's governed from the far left. >> greta: governor christie, i actually believe he's not going run. every day you pick up a newspaper and there's somebody that says he

CSPAN2 - U.S. Senate

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Sep 22, 2011

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Sep 22, 2011

indiana is waiting here. but just a few minutes to speak to it, if i may. the senator from texas has introduced an amendment that really takes an unprecedented step here in the senate, and that is the step of actually requiring the president by mandate with respect to one weapons system, one singular amendment to sell a specific weapon to another country. specifically, the senator wants to take the unprecedented step of requiring the president of the united states to sell 66 new f-16 fighter aircraft to taiwan. now, the amendment mandates the sale of these new aircraft despite the fact that just yesterday, the president and the administration notified the congress of their intention to provide taiwan with nearly nearly $6 billion additional in goods and services on top of money that they have already provided to taiwan, including, mr. president, upgrades to taiwan's current fleet of 145 f-16's. now, i will stand by my record of 26-plus years here of voting for the appropriate defense relationship with respect to taiwan and china, and we have always respected the taiwan relations act,

FOXNEWSW - Happening Now

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Sep 5, 2011

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Happening Now

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Sep 5, 2011

creation as a campaign issue. plus the mother of a missing indiana university student is speaking directly to the person responsible for her disappearance. that story not to be missed, it's next. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. what are you my grandmother? i'll rock white jeans whenever i want. and with tidelus bleach, they'll stay white. not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that . white. that's my tide. what's yours? your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure bra

FOXNEWSW - Greta Van Susteren

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Sep 28, 2011

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Sep 28, 2011

is the strictest in the nation, stricter than arizona, utah, indiana and georgia. is that a fair representation of it? >> it is. that is what the spots are called. they're proud of that. one of the key things that the judge did was again a departure from what courts have done in arizona law and others allowing law enforcement to make traffic stops and in the course of the stop other other contact, determine a person's immigration status, other courts said no. that is -- let's stop and take a look at that. she looks and said congress is allowed for states to have a role in immigration enforce many. she didn't block the law. she aloud it to go forward. alabama officials saying tonight the law goes into affect tomorrow. >> greta: there are other things. she didn't allow some things. some of the things she did allow, she allowed the part in the statute requiring schools to check citizenship of the students and also, one of the things i thought was unusual she upheld a section nullify contracts knowingly introduced to with unauthorized aliens which i thought is broader than any other decision i've s

MSNBCW - MSNBC News Live

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Sep 4, 2011

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Sep 4, 2011

at this. a massive bolt of lightning striking notre dame stadium in indiana. a severe storm swept through, releasing punishing rains. the weather became so violent, they evacuated the stadium at halftime and again in the fourth quarter. >>> the former head of the imf, international monetary fund back home in france. dominique strauss-khan arrived in paris this morning. new york prosecutors dropped their case after a maid accused him of attempted rape. let's go to annabelle roberts, live in london. a good sunday morning to you. any word to whether dsk will make a statement, talk to the media now that he's back home in france? >> so far, nothing certain about that, alex, and he made no comment at the airport and chose not to speak to the media when he arrived back at his flat in paris. a scrum of journalists waiting for him, indicating how big a figure is dsk is in france. he and his wife looked relaxed and cheerful once they made it through the reporters. i do expect him to give a television interview, putting for the his version of what happened to him since may. don't really expect a sta

CSPAN2 - U.S. Senate

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Sep 14, 2011

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Sep 14, 2011

throughout the heartland, in indiana or illinois. senator roberts talked about agriculture. in north dakota we've got more cattle than people. i think we've got three million cattle. right now to send them into south korea, we pay more than 40% tariff. how do we compete with argentina or australia in that situation? this is an opportunity. this is absolutely an opportunity. we need to reach out and grab it with both hands. we've got the president right now saying hey, pass those trade agreements. absolutely. please get them down here to us. we've worked so hard to make sure we've cleared all the hurdles, t.a.a. or whatever else is required. bring those trade agreements to us. we stand ready to pass them. and with that, i'd like to -- a senator: would you yield for a second? mr. hoeven: yes. a senator: you're talk to go your constituents about this. i'm sure all of us have stories about this. mr. portman: this morning we had a weekly caucus. there were 12 pork producers from ohio. their number one issue was trade and tkpwregt -- getting these agreements done. they have to have international

MSNBCW - Morning Joe

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Sep 27, 2011

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Sep 27, 2011

will be a challenge for the president and colorado is a great example of a state he won last time like indiana, north carolina, virginia that is going to be a challenge. he's got to get young people energized, hispanics energized, independents. his numbers are way down in colorado. >> what happened? we had just heard 40 years ago that democrats were in the process of locking down colorado, new mexico, nevada. >> arizona? >> maybe even arizona. everything was breaking their way. the hispanic population growth out there. a lot of other things happening. but now just four years later what seemed inevitable? >> these are still purple states. they're not red states. but colorado is a state where the president's national problems are very well represented. the economy there is okay but it's -- there is still an overhang. again, hispanics, young people, he needs an energized base to turn out in a state like that and right now they are not a particularly energized group as compared to four years ago. >> you've got in all of those states competing things. one is that there is generally even among people who w

WRC - Today

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Sep 5, 2011

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Sep 5, 2011

the 3-month of old search for missing indiana student. lawren lawrence speir's mother is here. first, this is "today" on nbc. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> coming up, the "real housewives of beverly hills" opens up in a live interview about the suicide of a cast member's estranged husband. >>> exclusive look. rare tiger cubs on display at the zoo in atlanta. smoky eyes look amazing. but creating them? that's a whole different story. almay intense i-color smoky-i kit. first, sweep the smoky-i color across your lid. then, add the crease accentuating shade... and a highlight under your brow. only from almay. only for me. welcome, to the this is our plant.ur. these are our workers... and this, is upper management. but what you won't find

CNNW - John King, USA

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Sep 16, 2011

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Sep 16, 2011

of african-americans just to win that state. i think that state comes off the board. indiana comes off the board. you have to have people with the same fervor that you had beforehand so those numbers are correct. so james talked about firing some people. i made a point a couple weeks ago in my cnn column that no one fears the president. it is a point about conviction as well. the base wants to know that you're going to fight as hard as you can, and you cannot give the impression that hey, i'm mr. bipartisan and let's work this thing out. folks want to see you go to battle, even if it means losing a good fight. >> james, here's a number that's hard to change. i want to show our viewers, president obama, george w. bush, and bill clinton at this point of their presidency. obviously, bill clinton won a second term. george w. bush won a second term. approval rating barack obama 43, george w. bush 52, bill clinton 44. here's where i think it matters. barack obama 55% disapproval. president bush was at 43. president clinton was at 44. when a majority disapproves, it gets hard heading into a p

MSNBCW - The Daily Rundown

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Sep 28, 2011

MSNBCW
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Sep 28, 2011

that the president won re-election, i think a lower approval rating than indiana. here's what he said about the state of fund raising for the president. >> raising money is hard. right now. for -- in this economy and we -- and obviously, because the president's been spending the great time this summer dealing with the debt crisis, we had to cancel a bunch of events. we'll hit the quarterly targets but, you know, it is hard. >> the fund raising number, though, meshes with another word you hear about inside the base. enthusiasm or lack thereof. >> right. that's a problem and out there on the road right now at top volume really repackaging what he proposed earlier that failed on capitol hill and repackaging it as a jobs bill with a good chan chant that rhymes with "yes we can." and new hampshire is a great test for that because it's a more conservative-leaning state. >> with a populous ring to it looking for a little more sympathetic coming to the government. beth, it does seem -- what's the next tact here for president obama? clear republicans decided to throw up a wall and not deal with this thing at

CNNW - CNN Newsroom

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Sep 3, 2011

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Sep 3, 2011

in the upper midwest, chicago to indiana. the notre dame game, they evacuated the stadium in south bend because of severe thunderstorms. that game might not get played today. there you see the location of the stadium. this is the first time in history they say that they've evacuated the stadium and delayed a game because of weather. also problems at the tennessee game, the iowa game, and the michigan game because of storms. >> i know -- >> they want them safe. >> i don't think they want to risk anything. i remember a story, a young student at notre dame, declan sullivan was his name. he was filming the practice and the hydraulic lift fell over, to his death. i would imagine that they're taking every precaution that they can. although some people may be upset with the decision. thank you very much, appreciate it. a lot going on with katia and lee. we'll check back, thanks. >>> also, we're covering gabrielle giffords. the last time we saw the congresswoman, she showed up for that important house vote to keep the government from defaulting. there she was getting a standing ovation. who could forge

FOXNEWSW - The FOX Report With Shepard Smith

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Sep 30, 2011

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The FOX Report With Shepard Smith

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Sep 30, 2011

crash at the age of 24. the indiana native sudden deed drama at ucla before kicking off acting career here in new york city. he became a star in his role in the movie east of eden and he reportedly beat out paul newman for that part. but james dean had a need for speed and he got into a fatal head on collision while driving to a car race in his custom porsche 550 spider. became the first actor in oscars history to get a nomination after his death and he got two of them. many still call him the poster boy for cool but a rebel without a cause died so young 56 years ago today. and now you know the news for this friday, september the 30th, 2011. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us into your place tonight. we're all back on monday. enjoy the weekend. a little baseball for you. here comes mr. bill. working friday. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> the death of al awlaki marks another significant milestone in

WRC - News 4 Today at 6

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Sep 26, 2011

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Sep 26, 2011

to address the court later this week in a final plea for her freedom. >>> police in indiana are still investigating a gruesome scene as they discovered five people shot to death in their homes. state police say they were called to a neighborhood after a toddler was found wandering the streets yesterday. the child led officers to the homes where they found the bodies. investigators aren't sure if one person is responsible for the shootings or if the suspect or suspects are among the dead. >>> it was as big as a bus, but nasa says trying to find pieces of its massive satellite are more like trying to find needles in a bunch of haystacks. the space agency believes most of the 20-year-old satellite plunged safely in the ocean. however, it's possible some landed in the state of washington, oregon, or even in canada. it's the largest spacecraft to crash back to earth uncontrolled since the sky lab space station back in 1979. >>> reading "the baltimore sun" online will no longer be free. the newspaper will begin charging readers for its online content starting next month. digital subscribers

CSPAN - Washington Journal

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Sep 5, 2011

CSPAN
Washington Journal

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Sep 5, 2011

by john lynch. we have a few more hurdles to jump and we think indiana maybe a 23rd right-to-work law. other states are beginning to talk about it as well. host: this is what the afl-cio has to say about right-to-work laws. guest: we have been blamed for a lot of things. constant halitosis. the bottom line is this. if forcing workers is the solution, i guess i should give up my day job and go to work for them. host: are the numbers right? guest: no, they are not. there was a study. they adjusted wages for cost of living. they applied and apples to apples comparison. they found workers in right-to- work states make more than their compatriots in other states when you adjust for cost of living. a plumber in new york city makes more than one in utah. when you adjust for cost of living they do almost $5,000 a year better in disposable income. host: why is that? guest: the scope of government is smaller. job growth is up. the cost of living -- renting an apartment is different. when you factor those in, workers in right-to-work laws are better off. host: fewer people with health care is w

FOXNEWSW - America's Newsroom

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Sep 28, 2011

FOXNEWSW
America's Newsroom

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Sep 28, 2011

are starting to listen to his message instead of the media. also this out of indiana. a killer or killers still on the loose there as investigators identify five victims found dead effort to weekend. police say the killer was not among the dead. they still have no suspects in that case. toy maker little tykes are recalling tool sets because they could pose a choking hazard for younger children. >> obama-care must be repealed. this $1 trillion bomb is creating such uncertainty in the marketplace that businesses aren't willing to hire or willing to deploy capital in the marketplace. >> there are a menu of options we could have, that is how we go forward with our healthcare. each state deciding how they are going to deliver that healthcare. not one side fits all. >> a lot of people are objecting to obama-care because we need to get bureaucrats out of the business of trying to micromanage income this nation. bill: some of the republic kansas can candidate --republicg about how they will manage healthcare in 2012. doctors think patients get too much care. is that true? and if so, why? dr. ernest pad

FOXNEWSW - America's News Headquarters

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Sep 5, 2011

FOXNEWSW
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Sep 5, 2011

stories developing. the mother of missing indiana university student lauren spierer writing an open letter to whoever is responsible for her disappearance. she describes the pain that her family suffered over the last three months. she promises the family will not rest until they find lauren. >> gregg: dominique strauss-khan back in france for the first time since a new york city hotel maid accused him of attempted rape. prosecutors dropping the charges. he's facing another attempted rape investigation this time from a french novelist. >> heather: court action resumes in the case of the american student that is on trial there in italy. we may have more of that coming up. we'll be right back. we believe honor is not exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. from free checking to credit cards to loans, our commitment to e military, veteransand their families is without equal. ♪ visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. usaa. we know what i

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including employment or voting and denied access of public benefits. indiana allows officers to check the status of anyone suspected in being involved in an aggravated felony and south carolina allow police to check immigration status during routine traffic stops. we have an exclusive look from a letter from a group of business lead towards congressional super committee. they are putting pressure on the committee to cut the federal debt by far more than the $1.5 trillion mandated by congress. ed henry broke the story. >> reporter: it's about 150 business groups coming together led by heavyweights by the u.s. chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers urging the super committee on capitol hill which has been slow to act, and they are saying go big, go much further than the $1.2 to $1.5 trillion. they do not put a number on it in this letter. but i'm told by a senior official close to these groups that they are urging the super committee to come up with $4 trillion in deficit cuts. it's much further than anyone necessary town is talking about right now and it would m

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Sep 30, 2011

, minnesota, the upper mid western part of our country. take back states like indiana, virginia, north carolina that president obama won last time against john mccain. the second thing which is really for important is where president obama is on this poll which is at 42. there is a rule of thumb in polling that the incumbent gets what he gets in the polling, which means that if the election were being held today, which obviously it's not, we have a longtime to go, if the election were held today president obama would lose like a landslide. that has to be devastating for him. megyn: i have a lot i want to ask you about. let's go through it piece by piece. i want to get youree action to the date being moved up in florida. these other states are saying we have to go before florida. iowa, new hampshire, nevada, and south carolina now all in january before florida, it's going to be a busy month for you guys. you sound kind of happy about it. mitt romney's camp i don't know. they came out with a statement that said, we'll wait to see what happens with all these dates then it decides how it a

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Sep 30, 2011

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on our director's page if anyone wants to access that. host: indiana, you're on. caller: first, the chart you had at first seemed to add up to more than 100%. i was wondering how you reconcile that and how do you account for things like degradation like when the exxon valdez sank g.d.p. in aalaska went up because of the cost of recovery. host: thank you, john. guest: good catch. you must be an account yourself. what i left out of that chart is imports. they are counted as a negative in g.d.p., because they are not domestic production. and we measure it by final sales. with respect to your second question of degradation of the environment, that's an issue that's been kicking around citizens u.s. accounts were founded in the great depression in the 1930's, and yes, indeed, people recognize the founder of the, that that is a net deduction that should be taken against production, and just as we depreciate and use capital in production, we should do the same for natural resources. the difficult thing is how do weness economics of pollution? most oil wells are not bought or sold or developed by

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Sep 27, 2011

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Sep 27, 2011

worse. this was a study done by columbia university and indiana university, i think. it is not totally getting worse, but it is in some places. i think that because people are learning, and we are telling them that it is like any other illness and it is a disorder of the brain, and then they are afraid of a brain disorder. so we are trying to decide on how to pitch a stigma, and the journalists educating people and writing balanced reports are very helpful in that, but i long for the day when everybody except mental illness as a disease like any other. whennk that's -- that somebody with a mental illness goes to the doctor, and they are diagnosed, that almost always leave without hope for a better life, and i believe that is changing a little bit. i think they have always been told they will have to live with it and maybe they can control it with medication or something, but i think that is beginning to change a little bit. now we know that recovery is possible. mental health treatment is beginning to be, instead of just controlling, moving toward the strength that people have and givi

CSPAN - Capitol Hill Hearings

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Sep 29, 2011

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Sep 29, 2011

in gary, indiana. there were not many american educated doctors who were where it -- who were willing to work in gary, indiana in the late 1970's. the economy was collapsing and it was a very poor and crime- ridden area. employer contributions, then and now, they are disproportionate for foreign doctors. u.s.-born doctors will not go there. different studies -- let me remarks briefly on immigration and economic growth. when it comes to high skilled immigration, there really is consensus among labor economists on the benefits of high skilled immigration could there probably is not with regard -- skilled immigration. there probably is not with regard to lower skilled immigration. in terms of fiscal effect coming terms of high skills contributed vs. what they use in public services, they actually pay off over their lifetime over $100,000 in net benefits to u.s. taxpayers in terms of what they contribute more vs. what they use up in services. on competitiveness, we first mentioned higher productivity. but there is another aspect, which is even more compelling. it is not just a one time ch

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Sep 4, 2011

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Sep 4, 2011

in indiana. caller: good morning. it is not a matter of doubt whether she should run or not run. she is not going to run. the moment she declares, the financial gravy train is out. host: sarah palin talks about her plan, but does not announce in iowa. you can join the conversation by giving us a call. giving us a call. from the front page of "the new york times" -- they talk about the three debates in the next three weeks. rick perry is privately being coached to come across as more presidential. deliberate and defending his texas record. rob is joining us on the republican line. caller: good morning. i think sarah palin should run it. she has actually run a government, a business. she has done something other than being a political organizer. i think she would be a good candidate. i know she has a following. she has a huge crowds. i think she should run and make the race interesting. host: from the baltimore sun -- about 2000 people attending the event. we covered it live on c-span. it is available on our website. should gov. palin run or not? caller: i do not see why she should not

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Sep 29, 2011

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that have been considered or passed in those states. utah, georgia, indiana, south dakota, the reporter talked to experts saying federal an invention is highly unusual. can you -- federal intervention is highly unusual. can you talk about this and do you consider this an extraordinary step? are you tacitly considering taking court action? >> i will have to refer you to the department of justice. not as a dodge, but i think they have a better answer to this. >> the president said yesterday at the end of a roundtable forum, -- let me quote him accurately -- you do not want 50 states with 50 different laws. >> that has certainly been his position and he has said that on numerous occasions. federal law is federal law for a reason when it comes to immigration. i have not heard him say anything more than that in regard to your first question. you might get better direction from the department of justice in terms of what actions and involvement we might have legally. >> [inaudible] >> not that i have heard him give. but if he has, a justice would know about it. >> picking up on the europe ques

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in a new series "the contenders." live from his home in indiana, friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. get a preview of about him and other videos at a special web site, c-span.org/thecontenders. >> you should always start with the assumption that when a politician or a ceo is saying something, they are not telling you the truth. they may be telling you the truth, but the burden should be on them to prove it. >> and eagle scout, held a brief standard as editor of "mother jones" and produced three of the top 10 grossing documentaries of all time and also a best-selling author. his latest is a memoir, "here comes trouble." your chance to call, email, or tweet michael moore live on book tv on c-span2. >> in his state of the union address, european commission president jose manuel barroso talk in depth about the eurozone financial crisis, outlining short and long term goals to promote growth and stability. some of those include taxing financial transactions and the ability to buy government bonds from the eurozone bailout fund. greece is the latest country in the 17-member eurozone seeking a financial a

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Sep 12, 2011

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Sep 12, 2011

. >>> tens of thousands of drivers who commute between indiana and kentucky, officials suddenly closed i 64 bridge friday after inspectors found cracks in the steel support beams. the bridge remains closed. estate leaders say the fix will likely take months. and an great commute for the folks there, wolf. >> they got to fix that, those breaks are not necessarily good if the cars are going over. you don't want a disaster. they have to be prudent to be sure. lisa, thank you. >>> a field of eight republican presidential candidates. what do they need to do tonight to stand out in the crowd? we will talk about it in our strategy session. stand by for that. plus, you may remember this controversial picture of the former democratic congressman, anthony weiner. we will tell you how it is now affecting the 2012 presidential race. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." [ oswald ] there's a lot of discussion going on about the development of natural gas, whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protected b

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Sep 14, 2011

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Sep 14, 2011

in indiana. that is my comment. the percentage of payroll compared to gdp. host: a tweete -- a democrat from california. you are on the air. caller: are you listening? host: we are listening. caller: listen, i believe the stimulus is wrong and the reason why i believe it is wrong is because if we put it this stimulus into the people of the united states, we will spend all the money buying stuff from china and indonesia and places like that and all of the money will leave. i agree with your first caller today who said that ross perot was right. we ought to ban these trade agreements and concentrate on putting factories in this country. you could put a factory out in the middle of the desert and you will have small businesses grow up around it. we could put a toy factory anywhere and you would have small business grow all around it and it will stimulate the economy. but just putting it into building stuff -- or, building up the road and the bridges, all that money is going to go -- i mean, you are going to put people to work for awhile but they will buy things off of china and all the money le

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grossbeck texas, and begonia springs indiana and iowa, and how they rebuilt home in their own lives by paying it forward and by going to other communities hit by disaster and you know what? we survived just like you survived and what is so powerful about this beautiful movie, it is such an inspiring movie, it shows how all of the people that we helped on previous anniversaries on 9/11, how every year, they keep showing up at the next community, and as their way to pay it forward. so it is really about, you know, i joke around, it is like a big dysfunctional family reunion of all of these disaster survivors who get together the weekend before 9/11, double the population of some small town nobody has heard of and do barn raising. >> to help raise their spirits. the love and hope that you say was felt there in new york, you're just trying to spread that around. can i ask you about your thoughts on this 10th anniversary as we move into this are remembrance of 9/11? >> i appreciate the question. for years, people have asked me, how do i personally deal with 9/11. i tell them i don't. i c

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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Sep 25, 2011

's indiana, please go ahead. >> caller: thank you for your wonderful book. i was thinking of the relationship of ellen's three daughters. i read some of the first lady display that the figure of the second mrs. wilson wasn't worthy to be displayed next to the figure of her mother, ellen wilson. could you comment, please? >> yes. i don't know about that comment. i've never run across it so i don't know which daughter it was. edith had a somewhat contentious relationship with the youngest daughter from time to time. although at the end of her life they made up and were very cozy with each other. but ellen wilson had not wanted an inaugural ball. she didn't approve. she was a very sober, intellectual woman. she thought it was extravagant to have an inaugural ball. she thought it demedian the presidency to have a commercial event around it. so i don't think she had an inaugural gown. so she may have said that it was more important for her mother's gown to be there than edith's but i don't know which gown they would have used, frankly. >> when did edith wilson die? >> edith wilson died in 1961. sh

WRC - Today

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Sep 28, 2011

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Sep 28, 2011

in the home. and stella curts of frankfort, indiana, not kentucky. 106 years old and she loves to work on jigsaw puzzles, another thing to keep the mind sharp and still likes to read. she's got a great sense of humor, she'd have to, to watch our show. anyway, joe rudolph, he's from lauderhill, florida, 100 years old today and he loves to sing and he likes to write songs. how about that, you can't beat that combination. well that's all for right now. i'm going to go clean my glasses and see you in a minute. >> will, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, jenna bush hager on pitching in and giving the school badly damaged by a tornado a fresh lieu look but first this is "today >>>ñr education nation "today" proudly brought to you by university of phoenix because we believe an educated world is a better world. >> we're back now at 8:40, this morning on education nation today, a makeover with a real message, and it was badly needed after a tornado at the end of the last school year tore apart a are the chaer school in northern minneapolis. "today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hag

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refused comments. the mother of missing indiana university student lauren spierer has written a letter to whoever kidnapped her daughter. in it, she pleads for information writing "do you think this is a game? this is no game. we are in this for the long haul. we will never give up." imagine having to deal with that. 20-year-old lauren disappeared three months ago while walking home from a night out in bloomington and family wants answers. incredible video out of upstate new york as a massive tornado plows through the town of amsterdam. take a look at this. >> oh, my. i can't believe what i'm just -- what i'm seeing. >> that voice you heard was from amateur storm chaser lindsay phillips. she just happened to be driving home when she spotted the twister touching down. initial reports show several homes were damaged. thankfully, nobody was hurt and talk about a job hazard. a photojournalist covering a high speed chase in california becomes part of the story when the suspect speeds off in his car. the journalist's car and that's not the worst of it. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god. my wi

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Sep 2, 2011

with the islamic communities in new york city. in my state of indiana, we have islamic groups, and i do not think we have done nearly as good a job as the york city has done, much smaller in scope. but this problem is very local. it means you have to have contact occasionally with the leaders of the islamic communities who are the people who can identify suspected radicals within their community. it is a problem the federal government clearly has to deal with it and be helpful on. but the real action, it seems to me, is at the state and local level to identify these people and try to head them off. you began your question with chapter 12 of the commission report, the whole question of what to do about islam and the foreign policy fischer's which are largely ignored in the reporting on the report. but that raises the question of how united states foreign policy must deal with the islamic world. it is a big question. >> how much is possible? it is like saying how do we prevent bank robberies. the insert is you do not prevent bank robberies. you solve bank robberies after the happened. the notion of

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Sep 4, 2011

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Sep 4, 2011

. the people in indiana are saying what about us? notre dame had a rainout of more than two hours. i mean, the rain was like i have never seen at a football game. >> football game rainout. >> never delayed by rain, right? >> mud bowl. >> let's get more stories now from what's happening down there with tropical storm lee with elizabeth prance live in biloxi, mississippi with the latest on what's happening there. good morning. >> good morning, guys. it's starting to feel a lot like groundhog's day here, every day they have a burst of rain and wind. it's been going on for days. we've seen in some parts of mississippi up to a foot of rain and we can expect, perhaps, 10 to 15 inches more of rain and what people here and local officials are very concerned about are those flash flood warnings which we have in the county here, hancock county and that's because the rain that we experienced here on the gulf coast is also happening north of us so eventually as these ties start to reach high tides in the next hour or two, that water basically has nowhere to go. officials are very concerned about peo

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Sep 26, 2011

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Sep 26, 2011

in that building. >>> police are investigating the violent deaths of five people sunday in laurel, indiana, about 50 miles southeast of indianapolis. officers found a man's body inside one home and four more bodies in another home across the street. the victims had apparently been shot to death. >>> gas prices have taking a tumble over the last two weeks, on average dropping 12 cents per gallon. the average price per gallon for regular is now at $3.54 according to the lundberg survey of fuel prices. >>> it was another brave and historic swim for diana nyad as the 62-year-old was forced to abandon her third attempt at a marathon cuba to florida swim without a shark cage. about half-way through the 103-mile trek, doctors warned her that she'd had so many sticks from jellyfish-like creatures that more could kill her. the swollen and disappointed nyad called quitting a "bitter pill" and cursed those damned jellyfish. still she gave us so much and accomplished so mp so congratulations to her for going 67 miles in 40 hours. that's pretty astonishing at 62 years old. >> wouldn't be surprised if she trie

CSPAN - Politics & Public Policy Today

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Sep 2, 2011

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Sep 2, 2011

starting at 8:00 eastern on sees the into. ? on c-span to. >> sarah palin it will be the speaker in indiana, beginning live nin set -- noon saturday. >> live sunday, ellis smith. >> ray lahood joined with business and labour representatives to discuss ideas for creating jobs for the nation's infrastructure. the meeting took place at southern mess of this university in dallas. i am honored to be here. we are holding what we call listening sessions on particular issues. the issue we're talking about today is infrastructure and its role in creating jobs and a competitive economy in the future. there is strong labor and business support for this. we have tom donahue and the chamber is a supporter it infrastructure spending. i would like to think about the support. economists disagree on a lot of thing, but there is overwhelming support to the view that spending on infrastructure is a very efficient way to create jobs. and it also creates an infrastructure base for the competitiveness thfor the econoy going forward. we welcome youoday and we are here to say something about what we're thinking ab

CSPAN - Politics & Public Policy Today

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Sep 30, 2011

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, including kentucky, new york, ohio, pennsylvania, west virginia, indiana, illinois and yes, even michigan. this has been made possible by no less than a modern industrial revolution. it has been known for decades that shale rock and many in the united ditzel's natural gas and sometimes form. weisbrod deposits of this rocking cover thousands of square miles, even entire states or multiple states. but until recently we didn't have technology to produce economically. then, in the 1990s, we started complaining to different innovations. one was hydraulic fracturing. this is the pumping of fluid down under pressure to create micro-fissures in the rock commit tpd for surface of the earth. these features are very tiny and we prop them open by and check sand with water. and then, that provides pathways for the gas to flow and ultimately produce. now, fracturing isn't something new. it was developed in the 1940s and has been used safely on a million wells over several decades. but in the case of shale rock, this still wasn't enough. another innovation require, this time a new one called horizontal

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